Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-17

I i1R or tue hDcfl-au El-llDg OnlOE called to consider the best course to | adopt in the interest ot ih- fisheries. B letter from Secretary Madduek of the | National Fishing Association sl Wash ia2;ou, was resd regarding the com mission now Tn session. When their report was submi,ied, all foreign fish, would, he said, be put on She free list. LosDoS, December 9.-The British | Bark Enhie,On arrived aE Queenstown | from San Francesca, reports that on the | ysyHge one seaman committed suicide, ! -lctber WIS drowned, and enc fell and broke his lez and arm.
 PHILADELHHIA, December The thiFd series ct letters, addressed by POEderly to the Knights of Labor, IS | published. It is confined 10 sn attack on the Western Union Telegraph O.. with the recommendation that the Uni ted States government control all tele- graph lines. The plan of placing the stock of the only telegraph system in the Union ID the hands of foreign capitalist, Powderly thinks ominous of impending danger, sod cites the recent crisis in France as an example of raonarchieal interference ID republican institutions. He argues that the government can do the telegraphing of the country As suo- cessfully as it does the mail carrying, and ridicules the idea that it would amount to anything ss political factor, because, as he says, there are only about HOO telesrsphers in the United States. WAsHISGroN, December 9.-Nesrly two thousand members of the Evangeli- cal Alliance called at the White House this afternoon to pay their respects to President and Mrs. Cleveland. They were presented by William E. Dodge, president of the alliance. Mir. Dodge made brief address and closed by urg- ing the president to cooperate with the alliance n tho cause of Christianity.
 lssv. Dr. Burchard, of New York, of the ~Thrce Rs," was among those pre- ssnted. The President recognized him and advancing toward him said he was gled Co sec him, whereupon the crowd of delegates broke out into laughter.
 WASHINGTON, December 9.-The re- port of Captain Bunce, commanding the cruiser Atlanta, and the endorsement of :he bureau officials of the navy on the subject vas made pubic to-day. The oniy new phase ID the matter IS the en- dOrsemens of Secretary Whitney where 10 Ee says the departments deems the Atlanta should have some continuous ssEvIce before sny alterations be made.
 PARIS, Dec IO.-Jules Ferry vas fred al ihTee times this afternoon by a man in the lobby fl the Chamber of Deputies. Great excitement prevails. Details of lhe shooting not yet obtainable, but it IS reported thoI Ferry IS seriously in- iured.
 p. n.-FerIy was shot by Q man named Anberiins, vEo appeared in the hall of the Chamber of Deputies and aHked to see Ferry aDc Goblet. Goblet did not respond 10 Anbertins' request rcr an interview, but Ferry did and on SiF appearance Anbertins drew R revolver and fired three times al him Two bull let's struck Ferry but he wss able to pro- oeed Co the Hospital supported by his friends. h reply to inquiries by friends ss tO the severity of bis wounds. he eK- claimed. "It is nothing" Ambertns hos becn arrested. IL is has been ascertain si thLt Ferris wounds are slight spSts, only grazing the skID after piercing through hIs clothes. One shot strnck hin io the chest the other in the thigh DystGaoers tried to lynch Ambertins after b. had fired the shots. and were with difficulty prevented from cRrTyiDg out tbc1T intention.
 Later Ferry was not struck in the thi.h Es GTst reported, but ID the right side. The wounds are of the slightest character. The real name of the Rssss- san Is Beroklin; he is 20 years old. He states he is one of band of twenty rtvo- lusioa;s,s. The band drew lots and it fell l0 EIm 70 commit the first cTIIne. Berek il declares he vas sworn to kill Ferry. After his injuries bad been attended to a; tue hospital, Ferry returned home on foot
 WAsHIxGToN, Dec. l0.-The following l are the principal changes in chairman ships of the senate committees: Palmer, | Agriculture and Forestry Census; Chase, | Civil Service and Retrenchment; Frye, | Commerce.; Qusy, expenses of the seversl | branches of the Csvil Service; Fsrvell, | expenditure of public money; Stock | bridge, Fisheries; Paddock i'm | provement of the Mississippi liver; Houley, Military affairs; Stewart, mines and mining; Teller, pat enis; Mitchell, transportation routes to sesbOard; Wilson of Iowa, revision of laws: AldTicb, rules; Platt, territorles; Stanford, public buildings and grounds; SabIn, railroads; HIscOck, centennial, constitution and discovery of Americs; Chandler, Indian traders; Davis, pen siops; Sawyer. postofices and postage.
 CoHsTANIISoPLE, December 10-Jhe Vanderbilt party snd another party of Americans yesterday witnessed the Bel smlis ceremony. The Sultsn sent a mes sage to United States Minister Strauss, R ho was also present that be would re- ccive the visitors.
 CINCINNATI, December I0-The clos ing scenes in the Harper trlal cOnmenc- ed this morning. Both sides announc- cd lhere would be no arguments and Judge Jackson charged the iury.
 BALTIMORE, December 10-Ssmuel Spencer has been elected President of the Baltimore aod Ohio railroad. The salary paid will be S2j.0OO. RobL Gar rett received only S4OO0.
 LONDON, Dec. I0-A et Petersburg correspondent of the Daily News re- poris that Russia wants 0 loan and will b. compelled to accept strinRe nt terms. French brOkert, whose demards have hitherto preveIted arrangements being made, and the Berlin market, he says, is ctCsed to Russie-
 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.-At Uvslde, Tex, yesterday afternoon, Crus Roderiquez was hanged for the murder of Pancho Garcia in 'S2. Roderiquez asked to be shot, as he had been a soldier, this being denied be refused to wear the black cap
 LONDON, December 9.-John L. Sul- liysn boxed with Jack Ashton in the presence of the Prince of Wales tonight The pu9ilist vss introduced to the Prince who expressed himself delighted with the performance.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, December S.-Argu- ment inishe DImmig case was corclud- | ed to-day and the court took The case under aiyisment until to-morov.
 sAs FRASc1sco, December 10-Best < Belcher, s.l0: Crocker. S5; Oholer, 745; Con. Vireinis, 22 70; Confidence, | 1000; Gould & Curry. GOO; Hale & Norcross, 9.S0; Locomotive, go; Peer. 10. Peerless, I.40; POtosi, 100; Ophir, | iI.25; Savage, 8.JO; Sierra Nevada, 7.5O; Union Co.,. 10; Yellow Jacket. I.5Oi
 Mt. Diab!o. 4-5O.
 NEW YORK, December 10.-A Boston
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